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Drunken birds slur their words like human

byCustoms Today Report
01/01/2015
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NEW YORK: A new study exposed that drunken birds act just like their human counterpart.
Researchers at Oregon Health and Science University gave juice spiked with alcohol to zebra finches.
They found that once the birds got buzzed, they started to slur their songs, just like how tipsy people slur their speech.
Researchers hope their work helps them understand how alcohol affects humans.

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